The figurine represents a "Big Daddy" from the video game BioShock. The piece stands on a black circular base. The main body is a bronze and gold-toned armor with rivets and plates that simulate metal. The recognizable helmet features three intense red circular "eyes". The left arm is a large, cone-shaped, silver metal drill that extends forward. The rest of the armor is a dark green color, which contrasts with the golden tones. The details are well-defined, capturing the character's robust and menacing essence.

Technical Fact Sheet

• Model Name: Big Daddy Bouncer Figurine
• Series: Rapture Collectibles
• Scale: 1:12
• Approximate Dimensions (H x W x D): 150mm x 120mm x 100mm
• Weight: ~350g
• Material: High-quality PLA and SLA Resin
• Finish: Hand-painted with acrylic paints and sealed with a matte clear coat. Weathering effects applied for an authentic, aged look.
• Base: 60mm diameter circular base, printed in black PLA.

3D Printing Details

• File Format: .STL (pre-supported and non-supported versions included)
• Recommended Printer Type: This model can be printed using both FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) and SLA (Stereolithography) Resin printers.
• Recommended Material:
  • FDM: PLA, PLA+ or PETG for durability.
  • SLA: Standard Grey or ABS-like Resin for high detail.
• FDM Print Settings:
  • Nozzle: 0.4mm
  • Layer Height: 0.12mm - 0.16mm for a good balance of speed and detail.
  • Infill: 15-20% Grid or Gyroid pattern.
  • Supports: Required for the drill, helmet, arms, and any significant overhangs. Use tree supports for easier removal.
• SLA Print Settings:
  • Layer Height: 0.05mm
  • Supports: Auto-generated medium supports are recommended. Be careful with placement to minimize contact marks on visible areas.
• Post-Processing:
  • FDM: Sanding to smooth layer lines, priming with a filler primer, then painting.
  • SLA: Cleaning with IPA, curing under UV light, and sanding support marks before priming and painting.
• Estimated Print Time:
  • FDM: ~10-15 hours (depending on settings and printer)
  • SLA: ~5-8 hours (depending on settings and printer)